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Loudoun Sights And Sounds: Ashburn Village Lakes

Categories: Ashburn Village, Loudoun Sights & Sounds Posted on March 31st, 2009

One of the most attractive features of any community is water. Ashburn Village has 7 bodies of water (not counting drainage ponds). If you do not have a view of the water in Ashburn Village there is a good chance you are within a quick walk to one. Here is a short...

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Loudoun County March 09 Home Sales Stats

Categories: Market Statistics Posted on March 30th, 2009

To understand statistics you need to view them for an extended amount of time.... I am not convinced that 4 months is enough so you can view other periods by clicking the market stats link on the right... Two reasons sales are down... A- There are fewer homes available. B- Many that...

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3 Deal Killers… Beware!!!

Categories: Buyers, opinion Posted on March 27th, 2009

If you are actively looking to purchase a home, it is important to be aware of deal killers... Every contract has a killer. Most can be handled by an experienced agent and level minded people. However, there are some things that cannot be prevented unless the most perfect circumstances prevail. Of...

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Loudoun Sights And Sounds… Loudoun One/ World Trade Center

Categories: Local Events, Loudoun County, Loudoun Sights & Sounds Posted on March 24th, 2009

Loudoun One/ The World Trade Center is one of most reassuring signs you can see in Loudoun County. Builders and the County are preparing for growth. Here is a short video showing you all that is taking place... [youtube]3FUiI1sUxJo[/youtube] The Washington And Old Dominion Trail

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The Washington And Old Dominion Trail

Categories: Loudoun County Posted on March 23rd, 2009

The Washington and Old Dominion Trail, otherwise known as the W&OD Trail, is a Northern Virginian favorite for avid bikers, walkers, skaters, or you can even ride horseback on much of the trail. The trail extends 45 miles from Arlington to Purcellville, VA. There are many stops along the way for...

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